"There is a risk that pressure to develop simplistic measures will eventually lead to harmful distortions in the quality of research that is funded by the research councils".
Together with a comprehensive reduction and translation of large-scale and complex biomedical data, the PBN framework might serve as a mean to develop simplistic terms like a probability score for certain condition, e.g., for having a disease or of being responsive to treatment.
Authors' response: Our aim is to develop a simplistic, minimalistic model in which the internal genetic network is represented simply as a binary switch.
In this paper a novel test was developed using a simplistic and economic approach to measure the response of the concrete to vibration and the ability of the concrete to hold an edge.
Facing the existential threat of climate change, humanity and policymakers cannot afford simplistic answers, developed in defiance of scientific truths.
With only minimal publicity, the play, however simplistic, has developed a huge following among people who come to see it again and again (2 20).
The PUC is developed from the most simplistic one (PUC1) to the comparatively complex one (PUC3) by taking into account the shifting of fiber position and the non-uniformity of fiber distribution.
Moreover, they warn that attempts to explain the suffering of women in developing countries in simplistic terms often tend to reproduce a "colonial stance" toward the global South.
"When many of these drugs were developed, we had a very simplistic view of cancer and all the focus was on finding ways of killing cancer cells," says Pan Pantziarka, joint coordinator of the Repurposing Drugs in Oncology project, which aims to identify the most promising medicines for adaptation and get them into clinical trials.
The models developed take the form of simplistic thick-wall cylinders such model systems are applicable at macro-structural and micro-structural levels as the underlining formulations are based on the classical theory of elasticity.
